Main Line:
(985) 446-7606
Fax Line:
(985) 493-8756
Postal Address:
P.0. Box 5418310 W. 2nd St
Thibodaux LA, 70301
Press Releases and Newsletters
FEMA Temporary Disaster Recovery Center Opens in Houma
| Post Date | Updated At |
|---|---|
| Thursday, Sep. 23rd at 9:31 AM | Thursday, Sep. 23rd at 9:32 AM |
Phone: 446-7218
Email: kclement@ci.thibodaux.la.us
Attachment: FEMA Media Advisory - Temporary Disaster Recover Center
On September 22, 2021, FEMA published a press release informing the public of a FEMA temporary disaster recovery center opening at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center. For more information, please see the media advisory in the link above.
View MoreCity of Thibodaux – Storm Debris Collection Update
| Post Date | Updated At |
|---|---|
| Tuesday, Sep. 21st at 11:28 AM | Tuesday, Sep. 21st at 11:29 AM |
Phone: 446-7218
Email: kclement@ci.thibodaux.la.us
As the City of Thibodaux’s storm debris collection contractor continues to make progress daily on picking up debris throughout the City, we would like to update residents on leftover debris that has not yet been collected. Please rest assured that the contractor is working diligently to remove the debris in a timely manner and will not leave before all storm debris is picked up. Any debris (construction or vegetative) that has been placed in bags will be picked up after all the separated debris has been collected and will be brought to the C & D (Construction & Debris) site for disposal.
View MoreCity of Thibodaux - Storm Debris Collection
| Post Date | Updated At |
|---|---|
| Monday, Sep. 20th at 2:05 PM | Monday, Sep. 20th at 2:07 PM |
Phone: 446-7218
Email: kclement@ci.thibodaux.la.us
Attachment: Hurricane Ida - Storm Debris Sites
The City’s storm debris contractor continues making progress. At this time, it is estimated that 85,000-95,000 cubic yards of vegetation and 9,000-10,000 cubic yards of construction debris have been picked up throughout the City to date. This debris is being hauled to local sites for further processing. The contractor will utilize appropriate equipment for areas with narrow streets and/or low utility lines. Please be mindful that debris should be separated into 3 piles.
1) Construction Materials/C&D (roofing, sheetrock, wood with nails, screws, brackets, etc.
2) Vegetation/Trees (tree limbs, branches, shrubs, bare lumber, leaves). Avoid the usage of plastic trash bags.
3) White Goods/Appliances (refrigerators, freezers, AC units, dishwashers, etc.)
Residents are asked to NOT place green waste (vegetation/leaves/trees) in bags because the debris clean-up crews will not pick it up if they don’t know what it is.
Please keep in mind that individual trucks are assigned to specific debris types, therefore, residents can expect to see their vegetative debris and construction debris to be picked up at different times.
While not every household has been picked up, we would like to assure residents that the contractor is working diligently to remove the debris in a timely manner and will not leave before all storm debris is picked up. View More